Series 2 > Household book of Lady Grisell Baillie

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THE HOUSEHOLD BOOK
[1715
[Sundries]
10 To Mr. Dumbar French Master .
To Robert Baillie was taken by
the Turks
For a coach fram to a glass pa}
Mr. Baldwine
For a Nightgoun to my sister
Graingmoor .
To Grisie l£ 5s.
To Lady Kilraick1 .
For 3j yd. yellow satine at 28d.
for curtine to the coach
To Rachy 3s. 2d.
Aug. 26 For new prints to Turnbull
For writting the Lease from Coll
Mckenzie of Mrs. Smithes house
To Mr. Baldwine in pairt for the
coach 20 .
To Mr. Turin for a glase in two
pices 84 inches high and 28
set here inches broad with a glas Muller
by To Mr. Turin for a chimny glass
mistake in ane pice 541 by 22 J .
To Mr. Turin for a walnut tree
writing Desk
For ane Apron to Raplocks
doughter2 . . . .
To Grisie ....
For 2 fans for my Nices Grisie and
Anny Humes3 . . .
Sepm. 17 For news prints 18d. more 22d.
more 21d. Is. 7d. .
[Sterling]
£ s. d.
116
0 5 0
0 2 6
2 15 0
15 0
116
0 8 2
0 3 2
0 10
15 0
20 0 0
0 16 0
116
0 7 0
0 6 8
1 Elizabeth Calder, daughter of Sir James Calder of Muirton, fourth wife of
Hugh Rose of Kilravock or Kilraick.
2 Jean, only child of Gavin Hamilton of Raplock by Lady Margaret Keith,,
daughter of John, Earl of Kintore. She married Francis Aikman of Brambleton
and Ross.
2 Daughters of Lady Grisell’s brother Lord Polwarth. Anne afterwards
married Sir William Purves of Purveshall; Grisell died unmarried.